P age F o u r
H IL L S B O R O
A R O V S , H IL L S B O R O .
O R E G O N
Bazaar Planned Fine for Campus. European ideal of Housing as
Oldest I^egionnair
North Plai ns
Experienced Seems to be High
«5
e»
G ra n g e "B o o ste r"
N ig h t C e d a r M ills
*
W
f
come He cannot strike, nor can he
even organize except u n d er the
guidance of the P artei. w hich will
.ittfliiig m Europe »-n n si m l a rep resen tativ e to tell him
•>l
by
th e O b e r la n d e r W hat to do.
S h u r* tiie tn o ria l fo u n d a -
The sto ry goes that H itle r’s o rig
xxaa a I*«» iiain«>t i?«viw l
inal cam paign, th e one th a t put
th e O .c g u n M a te p i.tn -
him in power, was financed by
th e big industrialists, w ho w ere
afraid
of socialism "If th at is the
uv m u
H
A L IE N
« f th e U
. --city of Oregon
I».
ease." said an A m erican c o rre s
fl.«*l o f J t ir n t . li . n l
pondent to mo w ho has been in
H VMDVl IG. <1. m a o j The N.ili G erm any for a long tune, "they
party s ful nam e i- th e N ational must be good and sick of th eir
> .
t < erm an W orkers' Party I argain." A ny A m erican business
m e the w rite r left O re m an w ho believes in rugged in d i
Up tt
gon in March. A m erican public vidualism and is flirtin g w ith the
opinion had m ast, red only th e fact idea of fascism as a m eans of p re
tl.it th e I’a rtu i (rhymes w i t h serving his pow er to ru n his own
good-bye' w as n atio n alistic The business as he chooses, had b etter
av erag e A m erican was of th e im th in k twice, if G erm an and Italian
pression th at th e rest of th e nam e ex p erience is any criterio n To a p
was nu re eyew ash or w indow - point a d ictato r w ith th e idea of
dressing. Is it?
controlling him after he gets pow
This is a v ery h ard q uestion to e r in his hands is a f<x>l notion.
a n s t c i . and ju d g m en t has been
Once in pow er, a d ictato r begins
reserved for a long tim e.
to dictate The principal th in g he
"I am a S ocialist.” says Adolf needs is money, and he gets the
H itler in en o rm o u s ty p e on w alls m oney w here th e m oney is out i
all o\ er G erm any, "because to inc of the hands of those w ho have it. !
it is u n th in k a b le th at m achinery He doesn't even ask for it: he takes
should bg ch erish ed , and man. th e it It ts like A m erica d u rin g the
main elem ent in production, neg- w a r. lim e d riv _ s. only far m ore so I
lected." The q u o tatio n is from | Ttu, co n tro n in g elem ent k n o w s I
m em ory but th al is th e sense of it th ro ugh the banks and in other
T h ere a re ex trem ely in terestin g w ays ju st bow m uch everybody i
efforts to do som ething for th e has, and in one way or o th er «and j
common m an going on all over th e re are lots of w ay s' m akes him
G erm any
T h e O lym pic visitors co n trib u te about w hat it think i he
saw all th is d isplayed in th e most ought to in o rd er to help the gov
F u s t to n rriv e in C leveland
! charm ing an d im pressive m an n er ern m en t m aking a show ing.
te r the A m eri an Lcgiun con-
and w ould have to have h earts
He may have to put in a sw im
\ ention, W illiam T. "D a d ”
, i,f stone not to be deeply im pressed m ing pool or a sport field or a lit
They did not h av e th e o p p o rtu n ity tle th e a tre for em ployes, he may 1 Jn w e tt, 71, of A ntelope, O re.,
Lein veil to be the oldest m em
of spending five m onths behind have to c o n trib u te heavily tosom e
b er of th e legion, took tunc to
th e scenes sk ep tically w ondering w o rth y public m ovem ent.
b u t
inspect the te g u la r arm y cam p
h o w m uch it am o u n ts to. How m uch '
y lie has to exchange his hard
located on the grounds of the
' earne. d money for sh o rt-tim e gov- !
H ousing refo rm is b e tte r con- ern m en t paper. Then, of coin s -.
G re a t l-akes Exposition. Mr.
Iccived and far m ore fully put in w ith his strong box filled w ith
J o i n It is show n above e x a m in
to execu tio n h ere th an th e new th ese notes and bonds, h e is anxious |
ing n o n e-p o u n d field piece.
deal at hom e, w ith th e fear of the to see th at the ex istin g govern
deadly su p rem e court in its heart,
e even though X |a s o n I I , 11 f i i ' f l
ned.
d u n s even d ream of. It is an offi- m ent is not o v ertu rn ent
1 1 1 ,1
v n r l
cial policy in G erm any th a t sooner f t *
„ in terfe res i n i 1
.. i.7.
. . . ery
............
- sh
.£~n
!. nis business every day of his life,
later .. ev
m an
a ll i____
have u his
■.in house — a th in g th e G erm an tellin g him w hat h e can do and
lin es h is garden. O ne sees these yvhat he m ust not.
MASON HILL
Mr a n d Mrs
T he G erm ans a re tau g h t that all
little new homes, clean, m odern
1 C h arles Johnson en te rta in e d at a
th
is
is
far
b
e
tte
r
than
ivliat
they
and san itary , each su rro u n d e d by
b irth d ay d in n er Sunday in honor
really am p le y a rd space, by th e seem ed to be g ettin g into in 1932 of th e ir d au g h ter B itty Mae P re s
before
H
itler
seized
pow
er
The
ent H ere Mr. a n d M r- Dewey
hu n d red - in ev ery p art of G er-
many. E ven in B erlin no new k itchen doors still have th e heavy Johnson of N orth Plains. M r .«nd
b u ild in g can be m ore th a n four locks householders put on at that Mr
D elm ar M artin of Yamhill,
stories high, an d th e population is tim e to keep out thieves. T here lid F lorence F rench On Saturday'
| to be sp re a d out th in n e r a n d w ere riots, beggars and robbery. I evening Hie W S F rench fam ily
th at was a te rrib le y ear even e n tertain ed th e C harles Johnson
brought closer to th e p leasu res of B ut rich
A m erica. The Nazi versam fam ily at d in n e r for Hetty.
ow ning one's ow n v in e and figtree. in
is
fully
believed by m any G erm ans,
Mrs A. L ikas of P o rtlan d is vis
Social secu rity is carried fu r-
’- her th a n w ill be passible at hom e an d it contains no suggestion that iting her dau g h ter. M rs . E rnest
Nazi
violence
itself
may
have
bean
O bernieier.
for a long tim e to come, by a com-
•
p a rt of the trouble.
plicated system of insu ran ces
A
rgus
classified
ads
get results.
The g o v ern m en t h ere professes
T h is
it
th e t h ir d ».f
•- r U i . new iMf
A ll« « , d e a n u f th«» l ’ ni-
»o school o f jo u r n a lU m ,
» 'i : .« n
B ir t h d a y s C e le b r a t e d ;
E x
te n s io n M e e t W e d n e s d a y
fRy I.aV elle Jack so n )
NORTH PLA IN S Ladies of th e
St. E d u a rd 's church a re p lan n in g a
bazaar anil play for O ctober 27 at
the K nights of P ythias hall here.
Mrs. G eorge Hess and d au g h ter
have retu rn ed from P o rtlan d after
spending a w eek w ith h er sister.
Miss Elsie Putzey.
Teaches at Sherw ood
Miss E lnora Sanford left Sunday
for S herw ood to teach in th e high
school.
Mr and Mrs. L ester R C y p h er '
left F riday m orning for Lewiston.
Idaho, w here they will visit Mr.
and Mrs. A. A W ormell. This is '
th e first tim e Mr C ypher has ever
visited his sister. Mrs A A W orm
ell. in Idaho. T hey a re ex pected to
re tu rn hom e Tuesday.
F. F. L aH aie of H illsboro visited
his son-in-law and d aughter. Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Davis. Sunday He
retu rn ed from Boise. Idaho. Friday
evening a fter spending several days
visiting relatives. In th e p arty m ak
ing th e trip w ere four generations.
They w ere as follows: F F. LaHaie
and his son. J. 1! LaHaie. of P o rt
land. grandson and great grandsons
of E lm er LaHaie. and son J e r ry of
Forest Grove.
John S h ear has built onto his
house here and his daughter. Mrs.
Emm a Edw ards, and g ran d d au g h ter
Mary A nn a re living w ith him for
th e w inter
R aym ond L ynn of n a r Buenos
Ayres'. South A m erica. and his
brother. A lbert Lynn, of A lberta.
C anada, have re tu rn e d to th eir
respective homes a fter visiting
friends here for th e past tw o w eeks
T h is a u tu m n en sem b le m ak es
The tw o m en w ere raised in this 1 an ideal outfit for th e C ollege
vicinity.
Miss, b u t it is p ractical and u n
Mrs. A die G odfrey of Seaside
u su al enough for w ear alm ost
and Miss Emm a L ew ton of P o rtlan d
R ochelle H udson,
visited Mrs. H enry C ypher T h u rs- : a n y w h ere.
film sta r, show n w earin g th e
day afternoon.
ja c k e t su it w ith m atch in g cap e
Plan Party
Past C hiefs’ club is en tertain in g
coat, chooses black accessories.
w ith a H allow e'en p arty a fte r th eir
T h e jack e t an d coat a re of O x
business m eeting in th e K P. hall
fo rd g ia y wool, th e em erald
O ctober 16 All P y th ian S isters and
g reen blouse is of B agheera
B rother K nights a re cordially in
crep e and th e sk irt is black.
vited to attend.
i ..
.
"
’
.
B irth d ay C elebrated
C harles Hess celebrated his 57th , cling, rep airs and new equipm ent
in
th
e
homes
of
this
section
of th e
b irth d ay S unday w ith a larg e chick
en dinner. P resen t w ere Mr. and county.
Mrs. V ictor Thom pson, Mr. and
In addition to th is th e W ashing-
Mrs. Fred H eckm an. Mr. and Mrs. ton Savings & Loan association h a-
Em m et Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. P eter made loans for new construction
Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. H enry Jo h n - of homes valued at $33 000 d u rin g
son, Mrs. H attie E m erick and baby, the last 30 days and has refin an ced
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Nelson and to th e extent of S25.000 in th e last
Miss Elsie Putzey. all of P ortland, to u r months. R efinance loans repre-
Mn
Dora Nelson, and Mr. and
- and family of Hills- homes already covered by
H o n o re d S u n d a y
di zens of cu ltural
m ove-
I t ik i t M t i i ' i *
iU I S U r d llL v
iOS.-.
L au n d ry W ill E n te r
N ew B uildin g S o o n
SEWER
CONNECTIONS
W e can supply concrete or
vitrified clay pipe, or iron
soil pipe. F o r estim ates on
th e com plete jo b of hooking
up— Call
1341
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
W e can fu rn ish all sizes clay
an d c o n c re te bu ild in g tile
a n d brick — lim e, cem ent,
sa n d , g rav e l, r e in f o rc in g
iron, m o rta r color, fire p la c e
d am p ers, etc.
A l l S i z e s C o n c r e t e a n d C la y D r a in T ile
H ills b o ro C o n c re te B rick & T ile
Phone 1311
N o rth of C annery, across W. W ashington St.
you
W h ic h is n ’t g u a r a n t e e d
u p to $ 5 ,0 0 0 . . .
as m uch as
a s a d e p o s it
W h ic h y o u c a n ’t w it h d r a w
y o u n e e d it - - -
a t o n c e if
T H E N — Y o u s h o u ld c o n s id e r in v e s t in g it in a F e d
e r a l S a v in g s a n d
L o a n A s s o c ia t io n
w h ic h in c lu d e s t h e s e t h r e e f e a t u r e s :
1. Y o u r a c c o u n t
$ 5 ,0 0 0 .
2.
is in s u r e d u p to
n Hawaii
h
II
A
I«. .t tt\
C o u n ty M a n W ins
P rizes on H o rse s
,
O n e o f th e season* fin e s t q . i i h t v
' s h o w s o f P e re h e io n
d ra ft
her e
w as
h e ld in
c o lle c tio n u i t l i th e
u e lit O re g o n S la te f a i r at S a le e
z\
to t a l o f
13 e x h ib it o i . 12 o f
whom live in Oregon, e o m p e tc tl t«»i
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Real E sta te T ra n sfe rs
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A .-re . in S e o tm it
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3 . Y o u r m o n e y w ill e a r n 3 % p e r
c e n t , c o m p o u n d e d s e m i- a n n u a l-
ly , if y o u w is h .
•» I 'IN
S u ’ I lu ll
O ur
1 in k
fr e sh a n d c le a n
i
B lu e G r a s s
T im o th y
C lo v .r a
F escu e
C r e e p in g B en t
C anary
1 a w n M ix tu r e
R ed Top
D o m e s t ic R y e h a ll R y e
E n g lis h Ry«’ S e e d O a t s
O r c h a r d G r a ss
M ea d o w O at G rass
F a rm e rs’ C ash S to r ^
l-’ercl - Kretl - Wool - Poultry
TvlcphoiH» 3061
WASHER
REFRIGERATOR
Douglass
-
D avison
Radio & A ppliance Service
SA V E
ON
X
S E R V I C E 4
Phone 21
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All s ta n d a rd m ate ria ls— lum ber, cem ent
board, paint, varnish, shingles, hat'dw ar
are c a rrie d in stock at all tim es.
I.«‘t U s H e lp
Y o u W ith
Y o u r P la n s
B A N D O N
Partially Saved by Insurance!
Claims Settled Promptly!
Pool -Gardner Lumber Go.
F u lle r F r a n c h is e
D e a le r s
"U I t ’s L u m b er—C all O u r N u m b er”
151 W. Baseline
Phone 21191
A ro arin g b la z e — a b lackened, ruined city -only
th e ir liie insu ran ce policies stand betw een citizen
and heavy losses. An a d ju - te r ol one com pany flies
to B andon— a n o th e r a rriv es Im m ediately, e stim a tes
th e loss at m ore th an $75.000 and s ta rts paving
claim s.
You n e v e r know w hen you will need (he p ro te c
tion of fire insurance.
S e e m e t o d a y — O ld L in e B o a r d C o m p a n ie s
R U SH L O W
Phone I7U1Y
«0 Kinds of Insurance
336 E. Washlnglnn St.
SAFECUARDV^ z - ^
e
A C A IN X T F IR E
Comfort and Convenience
with
Gasco B riq u e ts
1.
A 100'«' petroleum fu e l— ideal fo r fu rn ace,
1 ¡replace or atove. (N o sp ecial eq u ip m en t
needed.)
2. H ighest h e a t c o n te n t of any solid fuel.
3. No b a n k in g or sh ak in g . H old fire all day or
night.
N a tio n a l F ir e P r e v e n tio n W e e k — O c to b e r 4 to 10
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
P R O F E S S IO N A L D IR E C T O R Y
BEAUTY SH OPS
insurance
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
G E O R G E T. M cG R A T H
G eneral B eauty Work
W « - h in iit o n C o u n ty A R .n rie o
IN H U M A N ! U H F II V K 1«:
P e r in n n r tiln « n d Mil k in d ,
b o u n ty w o rk .
T e le p h o n e
uf
I3K 1X
ton of G asco B riquets gives as m uch
h e a t as tw o cords of first-g ro w th fir.
We
D e liv e r
H A R D W H E A T FLOUR
K IT C H E N Q U E E N — 4 9 - lb . s a c k .............................. $ 1 .5 3
C R O W N F L O U R — 4 9 - lb . s a c k .................................... $ 2 .0 5
s a c k ........................... $ 1 .4 0
Imperial Feed 8C Grain Co.
Phono 01
Millers of Quality Feeds
lln n k
llu ild ln .
llilb h n r o
PH YSICIA NS mid SURGEONS
5 . One
P la c e Y o u r O r d e r T o d a y —
F lr » t Notional
Phon, l i l t
at Illllslinro Pharmary
4 . No ashes o r clin k ers Io c a rry out.
Pay Cash and Save— T ra d e w ith Im perial
Hllhbor«
EDS
S F
B
T u a la tin V alley F ed eral S av in g s a n d
J. M. PERSON, Mgr.
G R A S S a n d F IE L D
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.
/ ' - r i
C o n tracto rs ind priv ate R i V ’ f T
b u ilders a lik . can obtain
t h e BE ST
M A T E R IA L S , ®
!
BEST S E R V I C E a n d B E S T
BRICES at ou r y ards.
H I G H L A N D C H I E F — 4 9 - lb .
L o a n A sso ciatio n
«zauBiwsBiinr'w.kL'ia’í-íUwi.’ «m
RADIO
Selfridge 1 iirn llu re Store
S a n ita ry B eauty Shop
A ll kind« o f Reniity Work
PERM AN ENTS
South Second Ave.
1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i a i B f i i i i i a B a i i i H i i i a q
PITMAN, M. 1).
A. O .
I ’ llV H II IA N
X Kny
« p e c la ity
T o lrp h o n e 1171
W E I L 'S
A l’A It l M K N T S
M abel k rh e n d e l
and
C o m m e r rlu l
« n il
H I'H G K O N
I'h y a ln -T h e ra p y
N a tio n a l lln n k
III ,lit .
Telephone«
(Iffir e 8231
Kmldene. 79IZ
III N I ISTS
DR. RALPH DRESSER
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
Phyalciun anti Surgeon
DENTIST
C om m ercial B uilding
Telephone 144
Evenings, Bunday« by A p p o in t ment
D R . W . IL B A S L E Y
DENTIST
Main
Street, Near T hird
Telephone 2901V
O ffice in
lleidel
Upstairs
llu fld in r
g)
V
S E W E R C O N N E C T IO N S
( lu i 1 1 it 11 \ ( i l l i - l i
1 . t it illile
J. A . S h o t t
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m
Plu IV* 21M) !
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P e lo t
H u ll.
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h
It
i i n
II.IM* .1 scu cr Man II«»
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tu
6 Acre«
1 u i ven,
UX
n
S E R V IC E
th e c lo s e <»f th e s h o w . S S
1 •' i I tlsboro irtiu iH il home
tw o of the coveted p r iz e r»h-
, w ith
j bons The four year-old u«e\ m ale.
Lulu 209222 ow ned 1». Mi l)a lb \.
stood th ird in her elu.
Lulu i a
I direct descendant of the im ported
1 F rench foundation sire. L a /
A nother D alby entry, a young
' stallion, took th ird prize in the
tw o-year-old cla
........ j
m ,
I
I . m , Ion H om e
I . .
B o tili i. ,
the honors and for the prize money
I w hich totaled
l1
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a
Y ou c a n h a v e y o u r m o n e y
w h e n y o u w a n t it — 3 0 d a y s
n o t ic e f o r la r g e su m s.
Barings A Loan Bldg.
n i n....iiuini ,-t m n-
BETHANY CEDAR MILI G rand
n V ,,,( 1 11.
. • ,,s I,.
I A e
B ooster night was observed at . .i . i x , I . . A . . . m :• « , o . . n ' I IS It l \ \
II« o .l. i
. it . ¡ i i i l t l l I
I I••».I M I t . '. ) .
I .cedy G runge last W, line day night
It U
T h ere w ere about liity’ people I • W V .1 . I* . m I. ' Sv. . i I io ,1 n I. tu I *N I I Utk
«;
i s ,1
J p i i -¿»'ill
R" s Findley. m aster of I .Cl v l wx, L u t ! K ' l ' i i t . l ) A . o . M t»u)t'i-
, l.eed) G range, gave a talk about t u l i
I tilp t i C
I ' ¡ n i f i i f I I \ lu W . I H i l l .
' u h a t th e grim e stood fot and what
tilt* g ran g e had ilo lle Io t t n p r i n c M. .... t i. t l IS o li. ». «rl u f .’••. . liu u I f l S
i; i n
ru m i et im muni t ic ■ Mi-
l-'.dythc
i l i i i . l i n u I . um * I.« J im io lln . u n , l . n f . I.
! T ozier W eatherred g a ie a talk
lin i . Ill, , k : I . .Il.n l . A . M l t i u u , ( u i
I about O regon In -In n and ix p la in e d II. III. I
Il
(>
li i t u u n «■' UX
tn M illin .I» A
bow th e d ifferent counties recoil e l
th e ir nam es T w o vocal solos and K • t. e.- I n ui l.n f 1 4 ,. p l.u N u ’ llu n n x
lin o
piano s o lo , n e r e piai cd by
I t u l. v ii E Ctl.l.M (.1 (IX In
Itu . V n i l r . l
' grange m em ber
S ia le -. N h I iu i > .1 In m k u f l* n ,lli< iu t. I f .
in I m ■ Hl io n i I I . ( L o . l. u H u m o
M r and M is l ’ ai y M o r n in g a n d A . o
S in i r i i l l l t l ' . I n
|* .a il
P h i l l i p . I .ui 6
fam ily of E ugene are staying u itli S u i» lix i .m u . f i n i m v m . im m r i m o
M r and Mrs V o le A l is i i n .im i fa m
I n . t i n t i m i r S p i. k t-r « I uv I.» l i u in u n
ili u lu lo looking for a plaee to I t l. » . I oi iix . I . f in . I l io n i 12 U in. k ti
S .. li E. . a A l. lu i. n. H ilh t.n r ..
lent
liio u n
S ! h io .1 u x
tn
A lb o r i
I*
l ’n -by toriati church held i! Mis M i l i l . r i ’ l u x . l i .
(o. H toi'1 12 llb>. k
U .
C u ,ih o n i H o n d ii
sion Feast Sunday T h in e n .i. a
J u lin \ \
(¡ib .m
.1 u x In (¡o ..rp o J
gond atten d an ce K eim en d Gibson
A .’ i c i m S o .d u n Í. 1 ’ S
. gave the m orning em u n i Rev 11 A l i p W p . l ot u x .
Leger of the Bethany
Bapti t
c t u o lo i ( ' H u n . , k In t r i W S p a n i.)
¡ch u rch d elivered the e ie u in g ..ell I n ' V f U I. I . t ' < U. I i o l l l l .....................
M a ry K » lu It. J
Ix u .lo r ot u». .!,»
i ice.
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in s .
E» I I N
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Next S unday the l ’r< b> teri in
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. ■ tu l i N u r .
church Hill hold its S u n d a y s e llu n i e i et u x. I \ . ». m S»i in .n ¡I f l N K WK
M i'V
<;
.1)) in lu
I S c lo flH
Iro n o l i n
1 to n i ention
o i. I. l ’ p l.m l ’u rk
Me— M artha A llenbach i etui ned Ie r, M a L o n f i. ) N Illu
e l ui , i ,(x (,, < ;,,,rpu» I n i.
to P o rtlan d Sunday a fter pending • h I A. ’ ie . u, Sv. t iu n .hl I I N I t i W im i
her w eek'
lo catio n w ith helm S ., in i I I I S U.IW
, folks.
M .. )
\ .» n a n
Ih o n i .1 lu I
Rho m or
E V E R Y T H I N G in
B u ild ers’ N ee d s
You Have Money
W h ic h is n ’t b r in g in g
3 ’/2 p e r c e n t . . .
, Au .
I tili
v . O I 1 1| ’H ll y
R ushes P a y m e n ts
raaKRsasciwm
prink
L 'iitiiti-iiii1
boro, Mrs. G uiana P ixler, F red , or p aym ent contracts.
m ents am ong th e com m on people.
Hess. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Hess
C heck of th e city records reveals w hich a re at hom e p re tty com-
and d au g h ter and C harles Hess.
38 b uilding perm its issued since p letely ignored by W ashington and
C hecks, com pensating ow ners for
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Snoyvbar of M arch 1. the beginning of th e pres- Salem , and w hich in O regon w ould
S eattle visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ent building boom. H ow ever these not even be fu lly u nderstood in all losses in th e B andon fire, w ere
being
issued W edensday. th re e days
«
. . . . h a rd T hursday. T
« IIV
«- —
u i rn
l J- - b uilding
* ■ . f-y (ZV.
..1,1^,
I M VZoV.-., ‘h
• ■ • eir
- •
P . ritc
hey t re
tu
perm
its rep resen t t houses,
significance except by a few
lik e R obert F. K ro h n or I i a fte r the fire, by the O regon M u
cd th e next day tak in g w ith them rem odel,ng. and sm aller buildings, people
pco]
" >hn F. B ovard. T he aim is to tual F ire In surance com pany, ac-
th e ir th re e little girls, w ho have W hile It is im possible to obtain an Join
been spending th e su m m er w ith accu rate check on th e v alu e of give th e poor m an m ore chance to L 'T'Vi,,?,?, <
S
th e ir g randparents.
hom e construction, it is e -¡m ated live out doors to play games, to r e i a r v ^ e a d o u a U c r s w f “ s m
Mrs. C 'hristrner S urprised
th at a t . least S.O.UJO h i- been in- clim b m ountains, to trav el, to get [h l. scene o A h e fire to '-uead uu
Mrs. C arl C h risten er was pleas- 1 ’’'e?ted 111 resid en tial and e m m e r - a sea voyage, to belong to a m usi- thp w ork
H
p
antly - su H l rp rised
M onday
evening
f « 1 J ; ^ ™ ctlo n in th e c^Z d u rin g j cal organization, to in d u lg e in a
o H icials issuing checks estim ate
**■•**.7
1CVU
IIIU
H IIU ,'
V
. k z il ll jy
■
w hen a group of frien d s cam e to t ln e sum m er
useful an d self-ed u cativ e hobby. , h at ap p ro x im ately $80.000 w ill be
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such a s
w oodcarving, painting. ' , he firm -s la ,.s of w hjch $5 0 is
honor h er on h er birthday. A pot
luck su p p er was enjoyed an d th e C n i i n l p f \ » L > F » f ' i m c
sculpture, w eaving, ta k in g part in , rein su red, m aking a net loss of
evening w as spent p laying games.
X ^t-lC U L tSlL b
am ateu r th eatricals ta k in g p a rt in S30.000 The ad ju sters w ere rush-
Extension Meet Wednesday
-yj- t
a
•
*‘KS
il,s^ ” lt’ wt,I'k to complete paylt
"P lan y o u r m enu fo r th e day.
¡ « ¡ ’h i n a w eek of th e
/
T
h
ere
is
alread
y
m
uch
to
show
f
o
r
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instead of for one m eal” w as the
. B y M ift. M a r th a . a n d e rm n d e n l
th e m ovem ent
N O T I l E T t» ( R E P I T llR S
topic stressed by Miss Lucy Case,
No. I IM
ROY—Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Van-
T h ere is h ere also an officially
n u tritio n specialist from O regon
tv C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re .
S tate college at th e hom em akers’ dom elen and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert prom oted m ovem ent called B eauty In iro th n e , C f o o r u n th
e C o u n ty o f
W u r h iiiv t o n ,
m eeting last w eek. The ladies r e J. V anderzanden celeb rated th eir of L abor. T h e point is th a t fac-
P ro b a te D e p a rt m erit
...,6
„ „ j. An-
w edding an n iv ersary tories, shops an d offices, every E m a te o f F ra n e ia K a r l W alyrraeve.
p o rt a very in terestin
g day.
N o tic e La h e re b y u iv e n th a t th e u n d ir -
other m eeting w ill be held
O ctober Thursday with a reception for im - place w here people w ork, m ust be
been a p p o in te d e x e c u tr ix
of
14 w ith Miss B lanche E ick w o rth
m ediate fam ilies,
follow ed by a m ade not only co m fo rtab le a n d s th ig e n e e d s ta haa
n c ia K a r l
W u lv ra e v e .
in charge.
dance io r frien d s at \ erboort hall, h ealth fu l fo r th e w o rk er, b u t at- deeeri ed. te b y o f th e F ra
H o n o ra b le C o u n ty C o u rt
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i Mrs. C. T aylor and d au g h ter L ena tractiv e. T h is is a m ost te rrib le > f th e C o u n ty o f W a n h in irto tu O re e o n .
re tu rn e d hom e
S atu rd ay
from headache for th e p ro p rie to r—who a1n‘, hus nualified. Ail person» bavin?
| spending a few days a t th e beach, is su d d en ly notified, for instance. &
The
d\7y « X T J ;
D inner p arty guests at th e M r.; th a t th e P a rte i has decided he m ust required i.y la
to th e un<lvrxibfne«l a t
and Mrs. W illiam H em sw orth hom e pu t in an out-of-door sw im m in g
'•
1 S h e rw o o d . O re« .n. w i t h
in »ix m o n th » fr o m th e .la te her.w,f.
S atu rd ay evening w e re Mr. and pool at his facto ry for his em - ..........
D a te d a n d
f ir s t
p u b lia h e d O c to b e r #,
(Continued from nace t )
Mrs. O 'R oake and grandson. Vic ployes. T h e w ay th in g s a re here 1936.
to w ard m odernization th ro u g h new L aP orte, an d Mrs. J. M. V ander- he had b e tte r do it at once and
L a s t p u b lic a tio n N o v e m b e r 5, 1936.
J U L I A W A L C R A E V E . E xe „ t r i x .
W il-
w ater and light connections m ade
zandsn. show1 his en th u siasm
b y going
3 4 - h
d u rin g th e last year, or last
few
Mrs. A ntone M eeuw sen and Miss ahead and p lan tin g som e flow ers lia A . C a rte r . A tto r n e y .
m onths.
A nna H eesacker retu rn ed to th e ir around it, too. T his has not gone
A t th e w ater com pany office. 33 hom e Sunday a fter having a tw o v ery
fa r yet. b u t G erm an s are
Daily Trips to Portland
n ew connections a re rep o rted since w eeks' vacation at A lberta. C anada, v ery th o ro u g h and p ersisten t and
th e first of th e year. O f th is n u m b er visitin g
w ith Mrs. M eeuw sen’s w ith th e P a rte i b eh in d it, it may
H ills b o r o A u t o F r e ig h t
C2 a re 5 '0ILni?ctl0ns m ade to new d au g h ter. Mrs. C larence M ailer
m ake G erm an y q u ite a d ifferen t '
Bonded a n d Insured C arrier
hCoi?D „ „ . WilFy- m a j agSx'qsays
Miss E rm a V andehey w as host- co u n try in te n years. Or, it may
Serving
Beaverton, Aloha, Reed
f m ade 5 4 i new
at a s unday night su p p er hon- n °t. O lym pic visito rs w ere likely
ville, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
9 ? o rin 8 a group of h er friend-- Those to g ath er th e im pression it has
Forest Grove
io9>; 1n / n.»clh n ' in£ e S/- 1?,tem '’e r 25, honored w ere th e M isses F lorence gone fu rth e r th a n it has.
nections b2ve
m adiL P nro Inn" and L o retla V anderzanden. P au lin e
On th e o th er hand, th e la b o re r’s!
Pickup and Delivery Service at
nary
of U ^ t o t a l betw een ; Y hl’u D orothy V ar.dom elen and wages have n o t been increased.
Package Rates
io an d 13 per cent of^ th e c o n n / ^
.
” °nr , hhis hw ° T ng
red u ced
Hillsboro Phone 542
tions a re along established lines „ M iss Rena H ertel form erly of And he h as to co n trib u te a penny
East Side Terminal Portland
and th e rem ain d er on new exten-
d ep a rte d ’I’uesclay for th«' here and a p en n y th ere in a w ay
Phone EAst 9131
sions. in addition to th e y early o rient, ex pecting to re tu rn in Ja n - ’h at tak es a good deal from his in- 1
total of connections, th ere have ua£ y ' _ . _ .
, . . .
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been 56 connections for in d u strial r, aIv ' , S pringer, w ho L ill in
or com m ercial uses.
, P o rtlan d genreal hospital, is re-
Banks, too, have been m aking P °r ’cd greatly im proved,
loans for building. D u rin g th e
last 30 days H illsboro banks have : S ub scrib e now to th e A rgus. In
loaned m ore th an $52.000 u n d er ■ W ashington county $1.50 a year.
the F ederal H ousing adm in istratio n S ix m onths 85c. T h ree m onths 50
rules. T his sum rep resen ts rem od- cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
tf
Z jtn A n n iv e rsa ry f r pa't the /tage of mcre talk
T h u rsd ay , O c to b e r s , 1b”,C
W ells B uilding
Telephones
O ffice 2682
HeRblence
2CR1
GARBAGE CGI.I 1 ( 1 ION
G a rb a g e Collection
and Cans
JACK MAIER
T E I . r i ’ IIO N E 1391